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scatter

[skat-er] / ˈskæt ər /


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Monday will see variable cloud cover, bright spells and scattered showers for most, BBC Weather said, with a few longer spells of rain at times for southern areas.

From BBC

In traditional 2D images, nerve fibers appear as small scattered dots.

From Science Daily

Large-print floral fabrics are scattered across the floor, waiting for inspiration.

From The Wall Street Journal

Daylight investigations at the scene were also raising questions - Jenna was found face down with jewellery and her possessions scattered around her.

From BBC

The Milan-Cortina Games are the most widespread in history, with sports scattered across seven zones and athletes living in six Olympic villages.

From Los Angeles Times